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Kerry King: IDGAF
The Kerry King Story. This week, we're doing a deep dive into the life, career, and enduring legacy of Kerry King. He co-founded Slayer and helped define the sound of thrash metal. Renowned for his aggressive playing style (and total disregard for music theory) - the music world has been influenced by his groundbreaking riffs and solos. King has touched countless lives, including those of his peers (and collaborators) such as Jeff Hanneman, Dave Lombardo, Tom Araya and many others. Join me in taking a look back at the career of one of the most influential metal guitarists ever.
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Dimebag Darrell: Loud & Proud
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The Dimebag Darrell Story. This week, we're doing a deep dive into the life, career, and tragic loss of Dimebag Darrell. He founded Pantera and Damageplan and took metal to new heights. Beloved among the music community - the music world was shattered when his life ended at the hands of a psychopath. Dime touched so many lives, including those of his peers (and idols) including Eddie Van Halen,...
Eddie Van Halen: The Final Years
Просмотров 47 тыс.14 дней назад
The Eddie Van Halen Story (Part IV - Conclusion). This week, we're concluding the deep dive into the life and career of Eddie Van Halen. His final years were challenging, but in the end, he shook his demons and left such an amazing legacy. Kindly like and subscribe - it really helps this channel a lot. I do appreciate it! #eddievanhalen #behindthemusic #truestory #eruption #davidleeroth #alexva...
Eddie Van Halen: The Hagar Years
Просмотров 55 тыс.21 день назад
Eddie Van Halen: The Hagar Years The Eddie Van Halen Story (The Hagar Years - Part 3). This week, we're continuing a deep dive into the life and career of Eddie Van Halen. The Sammy Hagar years showed the band taking a huge chance on a completely new sound. Van Halen fans became deeply divided between Roth fans and new VH fans. This period was definitely not without it's drama - but Van Halen f...
Eddie Van Halen: The Roth Years
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The Eddie Van Halen Story (The Roth Years - Part 2). This week, we're continuing a deep dive into the life and career of Eddie Van Halen. The David Lee Roth years were tumultuous but Eddie continued to evolve - as did the rest of the band. This is an exciting one - covering everything from Roth's publicity stunts to Eddie's gear choices through these times to the end of DLR-era Van Halen (with ...
Eddie Van Halen: The Early Years
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The Eddie Van Halen Story (Part 1). This week, we're doing a deep dive into the life and career of none other than Eddie Van Halen, considered by many to be the all-time best rock guitarist that ever lived. As part of a two-part series, this video covers his early years, and explores the combination of his technique, gear, and his mindset he had in order to stand out. Eddie either wittingly or ...
Buckethead: He Keeps Denying It
Просмотров 375 тыс.Месяц назад
The Buckethead Story. This week, we're doing a deep dive into the life and career of Buckethead, the space-age guitarist who shreds in an inter-galactic fashion. A pioneer of pioneering - the land of Buckethead welcomes all... Kindly like and subscribe - it really helps this channel a lot. I do appreciate it! #buckethead #behindthemusic #truestory #guitar #guitarist #briancarroll #shred #primus...
Weird Recording Techniques Only Steve Albini Used
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The Steve Albini Story. This week, we're doing a deep dive into the life and career of Steve Albini, the legendary producer, engineer, and musician who has left an indelible mark on the world of rock music. From his punk rock roots in Big Black and Shellac to his groundbreaking work with the Pixies, Nirvana, and countless other iconic bands, we'll explore the uncompromising vision and innovativ...
Paul Gilbert's Rise - from Shred Kid to Guitar Master
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The Paul Gilbert Story. This week, we're doing a deep dive into Paul Gilbert - the ultimate shred-master's life and methods to his madness. He is a teacher, shredder, and most importantly - a trailblazer, humble and humorous all te way. Dig in and dig it - and please like and Subscribe - I do appreciate it! #paulgilbert #behindthemusic #truestory #guitarist #guitar #mrbig #racerx #ibanez #g3 #g...
Jimmy Page - Dark Arts and the Dawn of Metal
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The Jimmy Page Story. This week, we're doing a deep dive into the life Led Zeppelin's illustrious guitarist, Jimmy Page. His interest in the occult adds to the mystique of the band - but how did it play a part in Led Zeppelin's success? Kindly like and subscribe - it really helps this channel a lot. I do appreciate it! #jimmypage #behindthemusic #truestory #guitarist #guitar #ledzeppelin #lespa...
Rory Gallagher - Ireland's most beloved blues rocker
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The Rory Gallagher Story. This week, we're doing a deep dive into the life of Rory Gallagher, and exploring how he managed to one of the most celebrated blues/rock guitarists of our time. Kindly like and subscribe - it really helps this channel a lot. I do appreciate it! #rorygallagher #behindthemusic #truestory #guitarist #guitar #blues #strat #fenderstratocaster #ireland #acoustic #genius #mu...
Django Reinhardt - Survived a Fire, Came out a Legend
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The Django Reinhardt Story. This week, we're doing a deep dive into the life of Django Reinhardt, and exploring how he managed to overcome adversity to become one of the greatest guitarists who ever lived. Kindly like and subscribe - it really helps this channel a lot. I do appreciate it! #djangoreinhardt #behindthemusic #truestory #guitarist #guitar #gypsyjazz #lespaul #france #acoustic #geniu...
Jimi Hendrix: His final gig was anything but peaceful
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The Jimi Hendrix Story. This week, we're doing a deep dive into the life of Jimi Hendrix, and exploring how he became such a massive icon in the field of rock guitar. Kindly like and subscribe - it really helps this channel a lot. I do appreciate it! #jimihendrix #behindthemusic #truestory #guitarist #guitar #experience#srv #tragedy #fender #genius #musician #stratocaster #innovator #worldsgrea...
Roy Buchanan - Too Good For The Stones?
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Roy Buchanan - Too Good For The Stones?
Randy Rhoads - Quiet Genius, Loud Legacy
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Randy Rhoads - Quiet Genius, Loud Legacy
Danny Gatton - Unknown but Not Unnoticed
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Danny Gatton - Unknown but Not Unnoticed
Jeff Beck - How His Attitude Propelled him to the Top
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Jeff Beck - How His Attitude Propelled him to the Top
Les Claypool - Slaps, Taps & Whammy Bars
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Les Claypool - Slaps, Taps & Whammy Bars
George Benson: The method to his madness
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George Benson: The method to his madness
Stevie Ray Vaughan - Six Strings, One Soul
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Stevie Ray Vaughan - Six Strings, One Soul
Tommy Emmanuel - from Station Wagons to Stadiums
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Tommy Emmanuel - from Station Wagons to Stadiums
Frank Zappa - Genius without a cause
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Frank Zappa - Genius without a cause
Jaco Pastorius - Basslines & Broken Dreams
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Jaco Pastorius - Basslines & Broken Dreams
Allan Holdsworth - Behind The Mystery
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Allan Holdsworth - Behind The Mystery
Guthrie Govan - from McJob to Maestro
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Guthrie Govan - from McJob to Maestro
Shawn Lane: Secrets & Demons REVEALED
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Shawn Lane: Secrets & Demons REVEALED
Great guitarist definitely has his own style.
Absolutely right!
IDKHTPAS I dont kno how to play a solo
Jeff >>>>>>>>>>>>>> Kerry
RIP Jeff - he was a great player!
A god among mortals
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I love dime. But hated his tone. I wish I could have heard his tube krank amps on a record
A lot of people didn't care for his recording tone. I wasn't much for it over cowboys from hell, but I liked the sound he was getting especially on great southern trendkill.... He started getting it dialed in later on I feel. Either way, thank you for sharing your take!
Was Bill Graham in the same helicopter crash
No, Bill Graham's crash occurred in California. But the timing - pretty freaky.
I was friends with Paul, and a guitar student, back in the Racer-X days. Paul, and the entire Racer-X band, were all great musicians and down-to-earth, cool guys. I was there for the recording of the Mr. Big "Addicted to that Rush" video, such a cool experience. Back in those days, I was the lead guitarist for a band called "Redline". We opened for Racer-X at the majority of their shows. I have so many great memories and stories from those years (I could probably write a book).
Hell yeah you probably should write a book. Very cool story things for sharing that!!
It's too bad he finally got it together,I seen him in Michigan and he said a prayer for everyone to get it together and said he worryed about not being able to play!he threw down,bad to the bone.b God bless him.
@@JohnMeyer-kd4vu thanks for sharing that! He always threw down. He was a legend through and through.
SRV and Rory Gallagher are all I need. The thumbnail reminds me of Married With Children's David Faustino.
Haha I can see the resemblance
Araya a respiratory therapist...?😅 Then he knew what he did to his voice... Did he smoke...?
Not that I know of - but the way he sang I'm sure he did a number on his voice 🤣
You know what really sucks? The years referred to as “Van Hagar” could have been better with DLR. 1984, in my opinion is the best VH album next to VH1. Eddie made his keyboards debut on that album. Jump and I’ll Wait are great songs and give us a preview of what could have been had the boys not imploded and DLR leaving. Roth in my opinion is a better lyric writer than Hagar and I for one would have loved to see DLR stay on and power his way through the keyboard era of VH. Could have been really good you know what I mean?
@@richardmitchell8213 yep I know what you mean exactly. I couldn't even wrap my mind around how they would have sounded had they kept Dave in, but I have a feeling their next album would have been even bigger the 1984 because they were just hitting their stride musically. It's a shame though, the personalities unfortunately just were not gelling. But you're right, it would have been freaking amazing!
I literally came bavk to leave a comment and like. This was a great vid
@@TimWaters-ex2jp Thank you bud - that makes my day. I really appreciate it!!!! 🙏
Did he bring the fried chicken back to life or naw. Don't leave us hanging bro. He's a weird dude but he can play like hell.he'd probably been more successful if he gook the damn bucket off.
The best metal guitarist EVER! I feel blessed to have witnessed two Pantera shows (95/97), and still have a hard time accepting that the Abbott brothers are gone. Wish I had a time machine so I change the outcome, because they should both still be here making music.😢
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Greatest ever
@@garylyons3036 🤘🤘
The BEST video of my entire day! Thank you!
🙏 Right on man Thank you so much that makes my day!!
Stay Frosty is my favorite what a banger.. An i think Sammy is a prick ... Dave all the way
That is one hell of a great track!
I thought this would be another bla-bla-bla video narrated with an dramatic voice... Wrong! Very good and interesting video spoken by one who is passionated about the topic. I even learn som new things too. Been a fan of slayer since the winter 84/85. Those were the times, the timespan between late winter of 84 when i discovered Jump in The Fire maxi single all the way untill 90/91. That really was a smorgasbord of immortal band and albums. Metallica, Slayer, Exodus, Voivod, Exciter, Death Angel, Anthrax, S.O.D., Destruction, Kreator, Hellhammer/Celtic Frost, Nuclear Assault, Helloween, Sodom, Sepultura, Venom; Mercyful Fate, Crumbsuckers, Razor and then some! It was great to hear and see Kerry King & co at this Sweden Rock Festival! Again - good video!
Man - I send you a high five! Thanks for the huge compliment, and I'm glad to see a real metal fan enjoying this content. Your comment brings back memories - especially early Metallica. I remember they were like taboo back in the day.... The hard stuff. Even though Slayer went through their ups and downs and tried all sorts of different things, they never really lightened up. All the bands that you named read like a who's who of some of the baddest heaviest ones out there in the day. Great stuff, time to crank up some more. Thanks again man - that really made my day!! 🤘🤘
I think the band always did Lombardo wrong. I never paid attention to what any drummer was up to before the title track to Seasons in the Abyss. I'm no drummer so I have no idea how difficult it is to play but it amazed twelve year old me. It's difficult for a drummer to be central to a band's sound but I believe Dave is someone that had a big impact on Slayer, not to take anything away from others who manned the kit, but Dave is just that good and should have gotten an equal slice of the pie.
You bring up an interesting point - considering the intensity of slayer's music, Dave was the backbeat. That's a whole hell of a lot of work from behind the kit. From going over the story, it seems to me that life just kind of got complicated for him and for Tom as the years went on.
I got South of Heaven after having Seasons in the Abyss and Show No Mercy for around a year and I thought it was phenomenal. War Ensemble is awesome but I never really liked their all out speed offerings. I preferred tracks like Dead Skin Mask, the title track from Seasons and Temptation, so South of Heaven had the band right where I think they excel the most, haunting, slow to mud tempo songs that ooze atmosphere.
Great choices! Like you, I like more of their varied stuff like the ones you mentioned. A bit more groove really showed off their musicianship
I saw Allan play in Bath, England, in the early 90's but I wasn't ready and didn't fully appreciate it. I was a rocker then, and had heard Metal Fatigue, so I expected that but got all this crazy instrumental stuff with huge chords instead. I remember thinking that he was something else on guitar, although I had literally no idea what he was doing, but it took me many years, and a handful of Allan CD's, to earn a musical appreciation of his work. Nowadays the "The man who changed guitar forever" Spotify playlist is regularly on in my car. My little boy even knows when Allan is on!
Tom was right! they should have stopped when Jeff died after World Painted Blood.
"He performs heart surgery on your ear drums" Ummmmmm, what?
Humor
Oldschool
I’m not a huge Slayer fan, but their first album is awesome
It is raw and rugged..... Definitely a classic!
1984!
I saw the aristocrats live yesterday and my mind was blown away… he’s the greatest guitarrist of all time. When the show ended, I was chilling outside the venue and then I saw him… I asked him for a picture and we chatted a little, he’s a great super chill dude and I respect and love him so much.
Dude that is awesome! And I know that it had to be a phenomenal show because I saw them right before the pandemic hit and they were incredible. But you got to meet him - quadruple bonus right there. 🤘🤘
The more I learn about the Van Halen's, the more I dislike them. Not that they were ever 'heroes' of mine but the old saying, 'never meet your heroes' comes to mind whenever I hear of the many stories of these two. Hard pass.
Good vid. Thanks
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it man 🤘🤘
Ha was into Marshall arts but plays Mesa Boogie ???
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"Look, I can praise: SLAYEEEER!!Does it make me weird that I intentionally play 'Show No Mercy' to go to bed to? 🤔 FYI I ❤ the album! Or was it weirder seeing Rob Lowe suggest/offer "Slayer and cocaine" Dr.Rcckso style? 😜 Coincidentally Leftover Crack also released their debut album on 9/11. So glad Marky Mark and Seth McFarland didn't make those flights...I appreciate Ted 👍
Dime literally died doing what he loved more than anything. He is the best guitarist to ever live. It's crazy when I think about dime,I still get sad all these years later.
Exactly - that's what made this one the hardest one to do.
@guitarmeetsscience I can't ever get people to agree with me that dime was the greatest to ever do it which is crazy to me. Being a self taught guitarist myself,I can see things that other people don't and that man was a guitar god. I can't imagine what could be if dime was never assassinated and Pantera got back together.
@coreymcmanus4749 well, there's a lot of complexity with that. So many different criteria, and moving parts. A guitar player that resonates really deeply with one person may not resonate at all with another. However I could also say that there are a lot of people out there that feel the same exact way that you do about dime. And whether people are fans of him or not, they can all easily agree that what happened to him was tragic and never should have occurred. Of all consensus I have seen on here, everybody I've come across know deep down the he is a true legend of the instrument.